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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-11-05

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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-11-05

At the close of Mrs. Bruce's address,
Mr.. Charles Caverly, the Agent of the
Publishing House, made a business
speech on "Hospitalities" and the "Re-
ception." He explained carefully and de-
liberately, just how tickets would be
card of admission to the banquet and how
they would not. He put the audience
in to the best of patient good nature by
humorous description of what was wait
ing in the vestry below, if they "obeyed
orders"
A recess to 7 p. NJ. was then declared.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

1t is highly important that the
Republicans OF Snyder county should
organize early for effective work, not
only because tue positions at stake
this year are Of considerable value,
but because a substantial triumph
gives for the party prestige Ind
clears the way for another oven more
brilliant in 1883. Republicans have
On efficient State and county organi-
zation, with tried losdets at the
head it only remains for each indi-
vidual to do his part, aud full vote
will be polled.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
The Folly Of Side Issues

There are no side issues in this
political contest. 1t is an open and
square 6ght between Republicans
aud Democrats. and those who are
not for us arc against us. Side is-
sues are almost invariably in the in
terest Of the Democrats, no matter
what name they bear or what priuci-
Piles they profess. Ever since the
Republican party had an existence,
it has fought the field, and in every
instance it's defeat has been caused
by side issues.
Outside parties or political squads
appear almost yearly, some from dis
appointments and crushed ambitions ,
others as stock TO DO auctioneerod in
the market, and very few from
honest intentions founded on im-
practical theories. No matter as to
which class they belong they are the
natural allies of our friends the
enemy.
Many OF these side issues or ex-
cresceDces are instituted by the Dem
ocrats to weaken the opposition, and
when they nre not OF theil creation
they send missionaries with their po-
litical bible (boodle) to convert their
faith and vote them ns their prose-
lytes. In this way they have gath
cred in those odds and issues and
placed them where they would do
the most good for their party.
But il tho voters would stop tc
thiuk aud carefully study the princi.
Piles of the two great parties they
could certainly affiliate with one OF
the other instead OF switching of on
side issues. II they favor protection
to home labor, or il they prefer pro-
tecting foreign labor the choice j,
easily made. IL they advocate loyal.
ty to our institutions as cardna
principal of our government, or il
they believe that rebels should b,
punished by giving them places o.
honor aud profit there should be nc
difficulty in taking sides. II they
favor temperance and are willing &c
work in a practical way to make aud
enforce such statutory provisions as
will place tho liquor traffic Jude,
complete control, OF il they wish il
to run riot and to be a controlling
element in politics, they can find d
place in either the Republican Of
Democratic party.
On all great and vital questio ms o
the day, whatever may bo theil
opinions, those parties offer them au
opportunity to show their faith b,
works which may be effective, aud i
they are honest and earnest they
will chose between them. There j,
no occasion for side issues
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

The lumberman of Wisconsin are
having hard time this season. II
10 estimated that over 500, 100000
feet of logs are hopclessly hung up,
and in consequence many mills have
been obliged to suspend operations
This means that many hundreds oI
men have been thrown out OF EN-.
ploymont. In consequence there
must be more or less su fiering among
this class of people who are depend.
ent upon the lumber industry for
their living.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

The last report of the Pennsylva.
vania Railroad Company shows what
effort is being mado TO meet the on.
ormous demand for freight and pas.
senger cars. Some idea Of the mag>
nitude of the improvements which
the company has been making this
year may be had from the statement
that Of the SO, 5000, 900 r,coived from
tho issuo Of lew stock, Sl,30O,000
has beon set apart to be expended in
the purchase Of new locomotives
and passenger cars alone. Sixty
new locomotives aud 100 passenger
cars are TO be built, aud when CONS
pleted will be owned absolutely by
the Pennsylvania railroad company.
Since January over 1900 freight
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

cars have thus been provided. A,
new car trust for $1,000. 900 bear-
ing A per cent. interest was au-
tborized, the trust being divided in
TO ten series, designated by the let
ters Of the alphabet, of 100000
each. Up to date over S5,000,00O
car trust certificates have been is-
sued, aud nearly one-half of series
+ is now exhausted. The new cars
are largely box cars, for which there
is heavy demand on tho Western
lines, and gondola cars, for The coal
trade, Of which there is rather a
short supply.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

Druggists and their assistants
now in business. in Pennsylvania
must register themselves With II
twenty days from the Goth OF Aug
ust, and oil who enter the business
hereafter, either rs principals or
assistants, must be examined by
the State Board aud receive corlifi-
Gates OF competency. il. B. Coch'
rap, Lancaster, Pa, is Secretary OF
the Board, and applications for re =
gistry or examination should be
made to him. The foe for examina- :
tion, etc, is about SO, for registry
alone, about 81.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

AMENDu INT TOTHE CuNSFlwUVfp N
~ weed to tueCitiscls CT t'is Conn 2.
wealth. 10, tueir anproyt 1T rccctio ~ 10
Ge1esN Assenniv ot ,uc Go M iuwrIi,t ~
Petasyh aii1. pjD'isufi bv order o. TOO sec
rcts-y o. tue C'N uouwcai.n n vi -Sda ace "
Atlicle XVIII oil tue COns,ts,ion.
Iolnt reso'ntion p-opVsiny sn t.nc"ttnent 10
tho Cons iutl0n ot tuts Conmouweaitu:
SECTION :. Be 1t rc'Oivcd by tue senate a nd
House OF ter'csrntatives OF tue Common
wealth. OF PoUugyi vaui1 10 General Assembly
met. II At the following ame1c uelt 10 y o.
posed TO the Const itutiou OF the eCommonweal u n
OF Pennsyiysrls, In accordance with the Elgh.
tecnih Article thereof.
ENDMENT.
The nanufactu q, sale, or keeping for sale Of
u toxlcating liquor, to be used as a beverage
is HEREBY pro ioited, and any violation OF this
prohibition shall be q unisdemeanor, pun shed
as snail he provided by law.
The mauuficirre, ,s,te. OF keeping for sale Of
iDtoA' A'ca,irg liquor for Oiher purposes than n
beyo a. o may he allowed Ia such manner On
" as may 10 presc -'bcl by law. The General
eIlbly AT al Tue f-st session succecdin:
I q al yptlOI o. 't'is a-ticlc OF be Got Si,utlon,
enact Laws wi adequate penai,lcs los i,s el-
fU -ceu'c {.
a trie opy OF he .iaint Ecso'ut'ne.
CHAEbtS W. STONE
secretary OF thc CoGmouwealib.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

The number of State elections
which will be beld this year is small
Governors will be chosen in Iowa,
Maryland, Massachusetts and Ohio.
Minor Stale officers will be chosen
in New York aud Pennsylvania, the
election taking place in each State
on November 8. Tho most impor-
tant OF these elections TO the people
of the country in general will be the
ones held in New York and Ohio
In each Of these States the Prohibi-
tionists and Labor party have nomi-
nets in the field, and the Latter inr
tond TO make lively canvass, On
account OF the effect which il may
have on the Presidential struggle in
1898 large vote will undoub;ly be
cast by each party in all the States
mentioned this year,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
NOTICE TO HEIRS

~ SNYDER COUNTY, IS;
The Commonwealth OF iPennsylvania. to Fred.
erick Relgle, Mary Howell, Rachael Earnst,
Peter +. Rieg:o, who holds In right OF Potter
Roiglc and y. A. We;zel guardian OF Laura
Reig,o, John Reigle aud sarah Reig.e, minor
children of Charles Reigle, deceased, all OF
whom reside In snyder county, Pa, Y. b Rel.
gle who resides at Lyons, Rice county, Kansas,
Elizabeth Anderson, who resides at sol South
2Srd street, Philadelphia, Pa, julia Ann J ohm
son, JUL. koillc aud US tharino llett, who rc.
silo Mt Lowistown, Pa lineal docend ants of
John and catharlpc Relple, late or Frauklh,
ltOSushIp, Snyl county. Pa. deceased.
You are hereby cited to 10 AMI appear be-
tore tho Judges of our court Of Common Pleas,
to ho hold at Middleburgh on the 4th Monda,
of SEPTEMBER, A, ID. 1887, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, then and there 10 accept or
| refuse TO take the real estate Of JohHand Cath.
arinc Reigle, decd at tho appraised valuation
put upon II by an Inquest duly awarded By
the said Court, and rcturnedby the Sheriff OF
said county, CT show cause why tho same
should not be sold. And hereof fail not.
witness the Hon, Joseph Z, Buchet, Presi.
d mt OF our said Court at Middieburgh, this
18TH day of August, a. u, 1857.
". W. WITTENMYER, Proth'y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

As cold weather approaches the
hes ting OF railway car again be-
comes, il not O burning question,
one in which the travelling public
will take warm interest. Tue fatal
disasters OF last winter should cer-
tainly not be repeated, but that they
will not be is not yet assured. Tho
New York Central Railway appears
to have made the most progress in
the matter, under the stress OF IA
law passed by the New York Legis-
lature last winter imperatively pro =
hibiting the stove. IL has thirty
cars already equipped with simple
and effective steam-heating appara .
tus, aud tho remainder Of it's cars
are being fitted up with the same
apparatus as rapidly as possible
lis claimed by the officers OF The
road that by next spring not q SIM
gle car on the limo will be heated
with o stove. 1t is Q misfortune thai
as much cannot be promised for al
other r,ads.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
The Anthracite Strike.

1t is evident from the dispatches
from theanthracito coal region, that u
very serious strike has boon inaugn-
rated among tho miners. Thirty
collieries, employing 10000 men
are reported idle aud more arc like
ly to so out.
1t would require on expert ip the
business Of miuing coal to docid,
upon The merits of the dispute be-
tw5en the miners and their employ
ors. But in refusing to confer with
the men on tho subject of thoir de-
mands the operators are clearly n,
fault. Nothing could DO lost and
probably much might be gained by
q free and full conference with the
men on the subjects Of their al
legged grievance. This course taken
by the Reading Company has served
TO keep it's men at work and sim
liar course on the part of the other
employing corporations would doubt.
less have resulted as we'll.
There is never anything lost on
the part of employers or employed
in showing disposition to be court
eous. The live-and let-live prin,-
ciple can only be exemplifed by q
free discussion Of points at issue.
The refusal to listen to complaints
or demands for higher wages on the
part Of employees is almost certain
to enlist pnblic sympathy on behalf
of tho latter, independent of the
merits OF the dispute, 1t is to be
hoped that wiser councils will pre-
vail, that conferences will bo held
and differences adjusted. An OK
tonsive and long-continued strike at
this time would prove colamitous to
both sides. Neither party to the
contest can afford it, aud al honest
sincere effort should be made at
obce to arrive at q basis of agree
ment
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
= =
Murderer N cahe Caught.

HoSEsDALE, September 13-
James p. McCabe, the murderer oi
Michael Riley, who escaped from
the Wayne County Jail the 18th oi
May last, 8 this morning captured
in barn in Preston township, about
three miles from the scene Of the
tragedy, which was committed in
December, 1885.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1887

Democratic candidate for Governs
or Powell, of Ohio, has been making
an attack on Governor Foraker.
When Foraker gets through with
Powell the latter will be anxiously
inquiripg whether tho cyclone struck
aoybody else.
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NOTICE is hereby givon that the

NOTICE ia hereby givon that the
IN following widows Appraisements under
the $500 Law, haye been nled with the Clerk o.
the Orphans Cou!t Of Snyder county, for con
hrmstiou on Monday, the 2eth day Of Sept
.Apprsismeat. Mary Kuster, widow Of Henry
kustcr late OF Pthn twp. Snyder Co., Pa. deed
Appraisment OF Eliza Diemer, widow OF Isaac
Demer late OF Mlddlccreek twp, Snyder Co.,
Pa. decd.
AppraIsment OF Rachael Kratzer. widow o
jacob b. kratIer late oi Penn twp, hyde Co
Pa. decd.
Appralsmcnt OF Barbara Howell, widow OF
lohnc. Howell late Of West Beaver twp, Sny
der Co., Pa. decd.
Appraisment ofPony Bickhart, widow of Jacol
It!ckhart late oi centro twp, Snyder Co. IA
decd.
Appraismont otCa.harlne A. Beaver, Widow
Of Isaac Beaver late Of Franklin twp, Snyder
Co., Pa. decd.
Appraisncnt OF Precilla Noecher, widow o.
John Noeeber late Chapman twp, Snyder Go
Pa, Coc'd.
Wv. wITTENMYER,
Sept 's'. Ulerk, D. C.
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Registers Notices.
NOTICE is hereby piven tbat tbe

~
~ following named persons have flied their
Administrators Guardians and Executors nc.
counts, in tho Registers Ofcc of snyder
County. and tho same will / @ presented for con.
hrmatlon and allowance at tho Court House i'm
Middlobur9h, Monday, September .6th, 1857.
I. Tho second and hnal account 81 I. ]. Man.
beck, Executor Of the estate OF Isaac Uuangst,
decd.
2. The account Of Edward Musser and Joseph
Mussor, Exc tutors Of tho estate OF George Mus.
scr, decd.
3, fhe Rrs. Ind final account II FphraIm Ro
mig, Administrator Of tho estate Of Polly Ro
mig, deceased.
4. The nnai account Of william A. Fisher
Guardian OF Lydia lIanc,a child OF Peter Hane
dec'd.
5. Tho final account Of Joseph q. snook aud
william |. Bilgor, Executors Of tho estate IO
Abtaham Shook, decd.
Q. The FIRST and anal account of william IIct
trick, Administrator Of tho estate Of Harriet
Stlne, decd.
!. The first and final account Of henry N
Wetzol, gua rdiap Of May Elizabeth Row, 9
minor child VI Joel Row, doc'd.
:. The first and n nal account of George Lam
bert aud Jeremiah Druckenmillcr, Admtnis
trators c. I. u. Of Catharine DrunkeuIniller
decd.
0. First and hnal account OF jacob +. Eshel'
man. Exc, utor Of the estate Of Elizabeth MIL
hoi deed.
10. Final account OF Jonathan Grimm, guar
dian OF j. Peter Aigier, minor child OF Noah
Aisler, decd.
II. The first and 1pal account of. u. Horn
berger, Executor Of the estate OF Catharin,
Seaman, decd.
~. Tho first and final account OF J. q. Horn
berger, Executor OF the estate OF william ;
krearper, decd.
10, Final account Of Elias Wotzol, guardian
OF Lessy Sholly, minor child OF Michael Shol.
ly decd.
~ Tho first ard inal account Of uco-ge Wal
ter, hdministrntor vi tho estate vi Reuben Wal
ter, decd.
II. DUCK,
keglstcl
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that my wife, Sarah
Jane Hartuian has left my bed and board of her
own ffce will and accord and hereby caution all
persons not TO barber her or sell her any goods
on my account as will pay no debts contract.
ed by her.
HOWARD HARTMAN.
Centre township Sept. 8, 's1.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

Tho State Greetback onveut ton
at Williamsport on Thursday nom;-
mated Charles S. Keyser, OF Phils =
delphia for Supreme Judge, aud II .
L. Banker Of Ilollidaysburg for State
Treasurer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15


Preside ent Cleveland has refused
10 notice an invitation from Cover.
nor Foraker to stop at Columbus,
on his way west, and the Democrat,
ic journals call this "snubbing For.
aker." So far as Foraker is concern.
cd The chances are ten millions to
one that he does not care button
about it, bat on the other hand this
baby act Of tho President, the Chief
Executive Of the nation, in refusing
to ackn owledge and invitation from
a Go vernon, the Chief Executive of @
State, plainly Indicates that Cleve-
land is much smaller-minded indi-
vidual than he has been given credit
with icing, and that he is so thin
skinned az to be absolutely rude
when it is his official duty to be
courteous. Foraker can stapd it il
Cleveland can.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
Saturday, September 81 1887.

all OF the following described real estate viz:
All that cert Ain tract OF land 81 uate in Middle.
creek township. Snyder county, Pa, adjoining
landscfS. II. Yodor, William Hare, Allen Has.
singer, Antcs Ulrich and others, containing S2
ACRES, more or Ices, whereon are erected a
HOUSE, and Other outbuild ings. On said tract
Is o good well Of water and ORCHARD. All Oi
said tract Ia clear land except acres which
is WOODLAND and well timbered Also at
the same time good LIN ESrONE LOT situate
In said township: full description of which
will he given on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALEM per cent, CT tn pur.
chase money 10 he paid rs soon as the property
struck OH. One-third TO remain ms dover in
the land during the lifetime Of tho widow-one-
hall OF the balance April !, 1855. The widows
dover aud last payment 10 he secured by hond
aud NOR gage on the premises. Tho last pay.
ment TO boar interest from April 1858, when
deed and possession will he given.
sale TO commence ut l O'Clock =. M. oil said
day when due attendance will no slven by
ALFRED II. STEINlNGER,
sept. b, ~. Attorney IN fact for Heirs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
Court PO clamatiOn

w WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph G
w Bueher President Judge of the Judi
eial District composed OF the counties of Snyde
Union and Mitiin and samuel A. Wetzol and
Jacob A. Smith, Esqs. Associate Judges in
and tor snyder county have Issued their pro
cept bearing, date the and day OF Sept. A. ID
lss7, TO me directed for the holding OF an Or
phans court. u court of Common PleasS Scourt
Of oyer and Term iner and General court OF
Quarter Sessions OF the peace at Middleburgh b
tor the county OF snyder; on The 9Th Monday
lbeing the goth day OF Sep. 1851 and continue
one week.
Notice Is therefore nerepy given to the Ooro-
ner, Justices OF the Peace and C0nstables In
and for the county of Snyder, to appear In their
proper persons with their rolls records, inqui-
sitions, examinations and other iemembra ances
to those things to their Offices and in their bet
half pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
wealth against any persons are required to be
then aud there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices are re-
quested to bo punctual In their attendance Q
the appointed time agreeably to notice,
Given under my hand and sea at the Sher
ms ottco In nj iddleburg, the 2sth lay OF Aug
eight ty seven
NER d. MIDDLEswARTH,S Sheriff.
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PUBLlC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

The undersigned Attorney in Fact lor the
hcrs Of George Steininger, late Of Middccreek
township, Snyder county, Pa, deceased, will ex-
pose to public sale atthe late residence Of said
deceased. in Middlecreek township, county and
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15
Republican County Ticket.

PoR ASSOCIATE JCDgE,
SAMUEL A. WETZEL, BeayertVwn.
PoR sHERIFP.
DANIEL BOLENDER, MiddlCburgh,
FoR COUNTY CoNNissioEEns,
DANIEL. BEAVER. Monroe.
SAMUEL. IL. WALTER, Franklin.
FoR couSrY TRgAsuRER,i
CHARLES g.. SEEBOLD. Middichutgh,
pom COUNTY AtDfTORs,
=. KOHLER PECK, Chapman.
JOHN y. KEARNS, Bcavortown.
ron CORoSER,
DIR. GEORGE II. WElSER, Chapman.
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P8Dn'a Agricultural works.

Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Hay Pres es es.Stump
Pullefs and standard Agric ltlral Implements
generally. Send Tor Catalo3ule.
A. IL. FARQUHAR a SON, York. Pa
Sept is. iw.pd.